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General NewsFundraising training from "Local Giving.org"
Fundraising training from "Local Giving.org"
On the 21 September CHYPPS will be holding a two-part workshop to help with the fundraising, marketing and promotion of your organisation or group. This event has been sponsored by 'Local Giving' who also are part of 'Just Giving' who are working towards enabling communities to learn about, wait for it- 'ONLINE FUNDRAISING'. Start time: 10am tea and coffee for prompt start at 10.30am. 1st workshop. Time 10.30am until 12.00am. Workshop tutors: Scott McMillan This workshop will cover how to use social media to reach your stakeholders e.g. your fundraisers, supporters, new members, volunteers, the public, in fact, anyone in the local community. You will learn how to set up an initial feeding point for information which then feeds into all your other social media connections (don't worry we will explain these and introduce you to some new ones and show you how to set them up) This workshop will have 40 places and places must be pre-booked. Lunch. Wow, if you have got this far WELL DONE! Time: We know that your time is valuable and that you may fall into a lunchtime slump so we will be starting the next workshop at 12.30pm with a sandwich lunch break at 1pm. 2nd workshop. 12.30pm until 4.30pm Tutor: James Carlin from Local Giving. James will be here to introduce online fundraising 'Local Giving' data protection, setting up newsletters, gift aid and finding online donors and funders, also any social media that has not been covered in the morning. This will enable you to identify and use on-line fundraising as a compliment to your existing ways of fundraising for your organisation. Amongst this, he will show you how to cover small achievable targets. This workshop will have 60 places available and places must be pre-booked. OK, listen up. If you want to come to only one workshop and then leave that is OK, all you have to do is book the bit that you want to be part of. Unfortunately, you can't just book the FREE SANDWICH LUNCH and then leave! Places need to be booked by the Monday 11th September so that we can order in the scrummy food. We do ask that organisation only send one representative so that as many organisations as possible can come along and benefit from this info. Ups and Downs Southwest
Job Title: Team Leader – Family Support Hours: 24 Hours per week Salary: £29,500 pro rata (£15.33 per hour) Closing Date: 17 July 2017 Interview Date: 02 August 2017 The Charity Ups and Downs Southwest is a Down Syndrome Support charity working with children, families and professionals across the South West. We carry out direct family support work and offer training packages to professionals from the health, education and social care sectors. With over 20 years’ experience, we are the ‘go to’ service for all families, professionals and all those involved in the care and education of children and young people who have Down Syndrome. The Position The Family Support Team Leader will play a key role in the operation of the charity and its services. He/she will manage and lead the family support team and volunteer befrienders, maintain and create successful links and working relationships with statutory providers and other agencies and work closely with the Operations and Business Development Manager to contribute and implement the strategic vision and operational plan of the charity. The Location The successful applicant will be joining the small but busy team based in Westonzoyland which is just 4 miles outside the town of Bridgwater. For further details or to request an application pack please contact us at admin@upsanddowns.net quoting ‘application request’ or call Jackie Lawrence, Administration Assistant on 01278 691100 Closing date for applications is midnight on 17 July 201 Edventure: One Day in Community Entrepreneurship Date: Saturday 15th July Times: 10am - 4pm Location: Red Brick Building Glastonbury Price: £10 cost is for lunch and refreshments Booking: via www.redbrickbuilding.co.uk Are you up for an Edventure? A challenge that will give you practical skills and experience for starting a team-based community enterprise? At the same time you’ll also generate ideas as part of a design challenge for the Red Brick Building. This workshop is for people who want to work with others to launch a community project or enterprise. The tools and methodologies will be useful for educators and social enterprises who want to engage (young) people and the wider local community in starting a social enterprise. Workshop Breakdown– An introduction to Edventure Frome – a school for community enterprise, our community engagement, start-up and education tools. – An experience of working with a community of people to generate business ideas. – Facilitation techniques for effective team-work, entrepreneurial learning and ideas generation. Facilitator ProfileJohannes Moeller is a social entrepreneur, facilitator and coach. He runs Edventure Frome, a social enterprise that runs courses, micro-enterprises and community spaces to support young adults to create viable, sustainable futures for themselves and their communities. School Games Coordinator Vacancy
Contract: Contract/Temporary Salary: £14,504 to £16,601 Closes: 12:00pm - Fri 14th July, 2017 The post holder will be responsible for: Driving participation in School Games competition at Level 1, 2 and 3 and increasing the numbers of young people taking part in competition including those that are least active. Sustaining, developing and growing the network of Change 4 Life clubs in both primary and secondary schools ensuring progression from these into School Games Level 1 and 2 competitive opportunities. Developing the workforce to activate the School Games at all levels including teachers, non-teaching staff, parents, volunteers and young leaders. For more information, contact SASP directly: Jane Knowles / 01823 653990 / jknowles@sasp.co.uk http://www.sasp.co.uk/jobs/4445 Summer Spectacular offer for clubs.
I know this is SHORT NOTICE but this is on to help prepare you for all those wonderful youth activities, you are going to be involved in over this oncoming Summer and Autumn. It's a Level 1 Accredited Youth Work Award, which introduces you to the principles and safety of working with children and young people. It's going to be an intensive, fun course. We are going to look at some of the things that you offer at your clubs and groups, to help everyone there understand the broad range of youth and community work going on around us, interjected with some theory and some practical things to try out to help you learn all the important stuff it takes to help run a Youth Club. You then go away and practise what you have learnt and then submit some examples of the work you have been planning and running in your club or group, to pass the course. This submitted work can all be done online, because we like to embrace the modern world of media here, and it will save you from bringing your work down here to the office. Here are the details: Youth work training Tuesday 25th and Wednesday 26th July 2017. If this is too short notice for you, we also have a course running on the 28th - 29th October 2017. The costs for the fully accredited course per person is £84 (broken down £48 course costs and £36 accreditation fees). If you just want the training and a certificate of attendance, then this will only cost £48.00 The training is based at our Glastonbury office, hot drinks are provided but students will have to bring their own lunch. Go to this link to find out more http://www.somersetyouth.org.uk/youth-work-training.html and complete the booking form. If you have some questions about the course please contact Sue Adams on 01458 836130 or email me at Suea@somersetyouth.org.uk if you can't get hold of me. I know this is SHORT NOTICE but this is on to help prepare you for all those wonderful youth activities, you are going to be involved in over this oncoming Summer and Autumn. It's a Level 1 Accredited Youth Work Award, which introduces you to the principles and safety of working with children and young people. It's going to be an intensive, fun course. We are going to look at some of the things that you offer at your clubs and groups, to help everyone there understand the broad range of youth and community work going on around us, interjected with some theory and some practical things to try out to help you learn all the important stuff it takes to help run a Youth Club. You then go away and practise what you have learnt and then submit some examples of the work you have been planning and running in your club or group, to pass the course. This submitted work can all be done online, because we like to embrace the modern world of media here, and it will save you from bringing your work down here to the office. Here are the details: Youth work training Tuesday 25th and Wednesday 26th July 2017. The costs for the fully accredited course per person is £84 (broken down £48 course costs and £36 accreditation fees). If you just want the training and a certificate of attendance, then this will only cost £48.00 The training is based at our Glastonbury office, hot drinks are provided but students will have to bring their own lunch. Go to this link to find out more http://www.somersetyouth.org.uk/youth-work-training.html and complete the booking form. If you have some questions about the course please contact Sue Adams on 01458 836130 or email me at Suea@somersetyouth.org.uk if you can't get hold of me.
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Published 06/07/2017
British Youth Council Survey
BYC are conducting a survey to find out what young people of all ages think about their communities; whether or not they feel European; about stereotyping, bullying and hate crime; and the skills they have / need as young people today.
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